Taste tradition: Your guide to the best Navratri thalis in Delhi NCR

As the vibrant festival of Navratri begins today, the air is filled with joy and celebration. Eateries across Delhi-NCR are coming alive with special thalis. Whether you’re breaking your fast or craving a wholesome meal, these must-visit spots will elevate your Navratri experience!
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Gulati outlets in both Pandara Road and Gurugram are serving more than 40 Navratra delicacies for fasting made without onion and garlic, inlcuding their Navratra Khas Thali, Navratra Khas Platter, along with Sabudana Bhel Puri to Sabudana Tikki, Kuttu Ki Puri, Badam Thandai and Sanwak Kheer.Where: Gulati, Mega Mall, Gurugam and Pandara RoadCost: ₹879 plus taxes
A MODISH TWISTBobachee’s new menu puts modern flair to the traditional Navaratri Thali. Dig into their specially curated Watermelon Gazpacho and Sago Soup to traditional dishes Sabudana Khichri, Arbi Curry for a wholesome experience. Where: Bobachee, D-14, 3rd Floor, South Extension, Part 2Cost: Rs,200-1,500 for two
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Punjab Grill’s Navratri Thali features an array of dishes, including Khoya Paneer Makhana, Anari Shahi Jeera Aloo, accompanied by crispy and Sabudana Papad for added crunch. For dessert, dig into Dudh Halwa and Kesari Rasmalai.Where: Punjab Grill, various locationsCost: ₹999 plus taxes
HIMALAYAN-STYLE INDULGENCEYeti – The Himalayan Kitchen, the go-to destination for authentic Himalayan cuisine, has launched a specially curated Navratri Thali that includes Kuttu Ke Atte Ki Poori, Sabudana Papad, Roasted Makhana and Sama Ki Kheer.Where: Yeti – The Himalayan Kitchen, Connaught PlaceCost: Rs655 plus taxes
A FEAST FOR THE SENSESIndulge in a special Navratri Bhog Thali at Westin Sohna Resort & Spa, featuring Shakarkand Ki Chaat, Kaddu Ki Sabzi and more. Traditional flavours bring the essence of Navratri to your plate.Where: Westin Sohna Resort & SpaCost: Rs1,299 plus taxes
AN ODE TO THE BHOGA special Navratri Bhog Thali awaits you at Seasonal Tastes. For starters, savour Sabudana Vada and Kuttu Ke Pakode while the main spread includes Paneer Kaju Makhana and Kuttu Ki Poori.Where: Seasonal Tastes, The Westin GurgaonCost: Rs1,499 plus taxes
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The thoughtfully curated thali at Latest Recipe balances tradition with taste and features several fasting-friendly dishes, prepared using the finest ingredients.Where: Latest Recipe, Le Méridien GurgaonCost for two: ₹899 plus taxes
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For authentic Navratri thalis, head to AnnaMaya. Highlights from their menu include Falahari Shakarkandi Ki Chaat and Kacche Kele Ki Shammi. End your meal with Makhana Kheer and Badam Gulab Ki Barfi, paired with refreshing Lassi or Chhas.Where: AnnaMaya, Andaz DelhiCost: ₹2,000 plus taxes

A DIVINE TRIBUTECelebrate these nine auspicious days with thalis that highlight dishes from across the country. At Machan, enjoy a signature thali with Samak ke Chawal and Sabudana Moongfali ki Khichdi. At Vara, a deconstructed thali is served course by course, featuring Beetroot Vadi and Bhoopyachi Kaap.Where: Machan and Vara, Taj Mahal Hotel, South Block, Man Singh Road Cost for two: ₹5,000
GET SPOILT FOR CHOICECross Avenue at Radisson Blu is set to elevate your festive experience with dishes such as Kesari Lassi, Khatta Meetha Ananaas Phaldhari, Til Mirchi Ke Safed Aloo, Lauki Aur Badam Ka Halwa and much more. Where: Cross Avenue, Radisson Blu Greater NoidaCost: ₹999 plus taxes
FESTIVAL OF DELIGHTSVisit Cafe Delhi Heights for a festive experience complete with music, vibrant decor and a menu that pays homage to the spirit of Navratri. From Makhanwala Paneer to the sweet indulgence of Phalahari Kheer, there’s something for everyone.Where: Cafe Delhi Heights, all outlets pan IndiaCost: ₹595 plus taxes
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What makes the thali at Dana Choga truly special is the attention to detail in ingredient selection. Sendha Namak replaces regular salt and Singhare ki Poori, made from singhara atta is a healthier alternative to kuttu atta. This is paired perfectly with Aloo Paneer Cutlets, Paneer Tamatri and a delightful Kesari Coconut Laddoo.Where: Dana Choga, all outlets across NCRCost: ₹425 plus taxes
A VIBRANT CELEBRATIONA unique Thali Festival at Downtown Kitchen & Bar at Courtyard by Marriott Gurugram features a variety of regional thalis, including Punjabi Thali, Maharashtrian Thali, and Gujarati Thali, offering an extraordinary culinary experience that showcases the diversity of Indian cuisine.Where: Downtown Kitchen & Bar, Courtyard by Marriott GurugramCost: ₹999 plus taxes